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MountingThe support structure for a telescope that bears the weight of the telescope and allows it to be pointed at a target. The mounting of today’s research telescopes also allows astronomers to track the o [..]
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MountingAttaching to a secondary support; as in attaching a paper artifact to a stiff board, sometimes preparatory to matting.
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MountingThe support structure for a telescope that bears the weight of the telescope and allows it to be pointed at a target. The mounting of todays research telescopes also allows astronomers to track the o [..]
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MountingThe structure of a gun that supports the ordnance and has no wheels in contact with the ground when firing (contrast with carriage) More details in 'Gun Structures'.
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MountingDefinition adjective
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Mounting Attachment of a box spring unit to a wood or metal frame.
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Mounting(n) an event that involves rising to a higher point (as in altitude or temperature or intensity etc.)(n) framework used for support or display
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MountingThis refers to the mechanical fixation and getting electrical connection of a crystal chip into a package. Generally, the end of the crystal chip that is minimum impact for vibration is chosen as a fi [..]
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Mounting[5] (Schenker: see Anstiegascent
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MountingA mounting (or setting) is a piece of jewelry designed to hold a gem. The item itself, before the gem is set in it, is known as the mounting or setting.
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MountingThe support structure for a telescope that bears the weight of the telescope and allows it to be pointed at a target. The mounting of today’s research telescopes also allows astronomers to track the object as it appears to move across the sky.
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Mounting
that continues to mount; steadily accumulating.
''mounting debts''
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